Cluttered Space, Cluttered Mind: Tackling Decision Fatigue | EP 60 | The Decluttering Club Podcast

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If making decisions feels hard and exhausting, you may be suffering from decision fatigue. Listen to episode 60 for the surprising link between clutter and decision fatigue and what to do about it.
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7 июл 2024

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@Melodie007 13 дней назад

Yes❤

@egcal2153 11 дней назад

Thank you for explaining this - it’s me. Very helpful.

@susannefitzpatrick9955 8 дней назад

Listen to what Sarah's saying because it's true. When you've filled your home with clutter due to (for example) depression you'll start going out for the day (anywhere!!) simply to avoid having to tackle it. I found myself hoarding due to an horrific menopause and went from a minimal interior to a cluttered one and couldn't figure out why I felt so constrained and lacking in motivation. So one day I filled the car and donated it all to charity: the rest I threw in a skip. And my life started afresh.

@robynsmall1646 11 дней назад

That is definitely where I am. I have much improved on some maintenance & letting go of stuff, but I have boxes & files of papers (&other clutter) all saved or bought w a purpose in mind. Still trying to develop the ruthless mindset where I don't have to analyze every single thing. As you say, it's a habit that needs practice to develop.

@kathiler 11 дней назад

I wholeheartedly understand the dilemma. I think I have all the symptoms. 😮 I do OK with maintenance for a while and letting some things go, but I still have rooms and boxes full of papers and clothes. My motivation has been shot. Trying to give myself some grace after being divorced this year and still living in the same house that we lived in for over 30 years and having to go back to work full-time. It’s very overwhelming. But I guess I’m not alone.

@robynsmall1646 10 дней назад

@@kathileryou are not alone! & Having a significant loss like that really affects you. Be open to support from friends or find someone to help you once a week. & Do things that make you feel good too.